Table. Public High-Priority Ratings for Coronavirus Disease 2019 Vaccine Allocation by Subpopulation.
| Group | Total, unweighted No. (weighted %) | Age group | Race/ethnicity | Health status | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unweighted No. (weighted %) | P value | Unweighted No. (weighted %) | P value | Unweighted No. (weighted %) | P value | |||||||||
| 18-29 y | 30-59 y | ≥60 y | Non-Hispanic White | Non-Hispanic Black | Non-Hispanic other | Hispanic | Fair or poor | Good | Very good or excellent | |||||
| No. (%) | 1007 | 113 (18.1) | 519 (51.2) | 375 (30.7) | 645 (62.6) | 171 (12.0) | 74 (8.9) | 117 (16.5) | 170 (20.3) | 363 (37.8) | 473 (41.9) | |||
| Front-line medical care staff working with patients with coronavirus | 937 (91.6) | 103 (87.3) | 470 (90.3) | 364 (96.2) | .06 | 605 (92.1) | 157 (92.5) | 67 (89.9) | 108 (89.6) | .81 | 154 (88.6) | 335 (90.5) | 447 (94.0) | .24 |
| High risk of dying from the coronavirus | ||||||||||||||
| Children (0-18 y old) with serious illness | 807 (81.0) | 87 (72.7) | 400 (79.3) | 320 (88.6) | .006 | 522 (80.8) | 133 (81.1) | 59 (80.7) | 93 (81.6) | .99 | 134 (81.8) | 285 (80.5) | 387 (81.0) | .95 |
| People age 65 y and older | 799 (80.6) | 80 (70.9) | 413 (82.0) | 306 (84.0) | .03 | 503 (80.0) | 147 (88.2) | 56 (82.6) | 93 (76.1) | .21 | 136 (79.5) | 290 (81.3) | 372 (80.4) | .93 |
| Middle-aged people with serious illness | 745 (75.2) | 82 (70.7) | 377 (74.7) | 286 (78.6) | .36 | 463 (74.0) | 140 (84.9) | 52 (72.7) | 90 (73.9) | .23 | 128 (72.8) | 264 (75.8) | 352 (75.7) | .80 |
| Essential workers who interact with the public (postal workers, grocery clerks, etc.) | 743 (72.0) | 77 (62.4) | 362 (69.6) | 304 (81.8) | .003 | 470 (71.5) | 127 (73.4) | 55 (74.1) | 91 (71.9) | .97 | 133 (81.2) | 254 (65.5) | 355 (73.4) | .007 |
| People who are pregnant | 627 (64.0) | 66 (58.2) | 306 (61.4) | 255 (71.9) | .04 | 388 (62.2) | 119 (74.4) | 42 (60.8) | 78 (64.9) | .24 | 112 (72.2) | 217 (59.2) | 297 (64.2) | .05 |
| Moderate risk of dying from the coronavirus | ||||||||||||||
| Children (0-18 y old) | 348 (39.2) | 42 (42.3) | 176 (40.1) | 130 (36.0) | .56 | 186 (33.6) | 77 (50.1) | 23 (36.1) | 62 (54.2) | .001 | 67 (42.8) | 132 (40.4) | 149 (36.5) | .49 |
| Adults (19-64) | 242 (29.0) | 29 (31.2) | 125 (29.9) | 88 (26.1) | .62 | 115 (21.9) | 65 (44.1) | 15 (26.2) | 47 (46.4) | <.001 | 55 (35.1) | 91 (26.7) | 96 (28.1) | .28 |